Are there inappropriate scenes in Click?

Yes, Click contains some inappropriate content that led to its PG-13 rating, though it is not explicit or graphic. The film includes sexual innuendo and suggestive humor, including scenes where Michael fast-forwards through intimacy with his wife, jokes about attraction, and scenes set in a Bed Bath and Beyond with lingerie models and women in revealing clothing. There is mild language, including several uses of words like shit, ass, and damn, but no strong R-rated profanity. There is also slapstick violence and a few crude jokes. More importantly for younger viewers, the emotional content can be intense, with themes of divorce, family estrangement, death of a parent, and Michael dying alone in the rain after realizing he wasted his life, which can be upsetting for children. There is no explicit nudity, graphic sex scenes, or brutal violence. Common Sense Media recommends the film for ages 11 and up with parental guidance, suggesting parents may want to discuss the film's message about work-life balance and appreciating time with family. It is mostly family-friendly but has enough mature humor to warrant caution.

Yes, Click contains some inappropriate scenes that parents should be aware of, which is why it is rated PG-13 rather than PG. The film has mild sexual humor and innuendo, including a scene where Michael fast-forwards through sex with his wife, scenes with women in lingerie at Bed Bath and Beyond, and jokes about a man ogling women. There is some language, including a few uses of s--t and ass, but no hard R-rated profanity. There is comic violence, like a man getting hit by a car in a fantasy sequence and slapstick fights. The most potentially inappropriate content for children is not sexual but emotional, as the film includes heavy themes of death, divorce, estrangement, and aging that can be distressing. There is a scene where Michael dies alone in the rain, and scenes where his father dies and his family leaves him. There is also a scene with a character making out in an office. Overall, there is no explicit nudity, no graphic sex, and no extreme violence, but there is suggestive humor, lingerie, and mature emotional content about mortality. Most reviewers recommend it for ages 10 and up with parental guidance.